Stewpot artist Charles William, Debra Ropp, Stewpot artist Cornelius Brackens, Rosemary Robbins

The Stewpot, established in 1975 by First Presbyterian Church, provides a safe haven and resources to Dallas’ homeless and hungry including food provision, health care, housing, case management, substance abuse assistance, job training, and youth programs, as well as creative and social activities including art classes, community concerts, and talent shows.

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The Stewpot

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The Stewpot Alliance Soup's On! Luncheon and Art Show features a dozen of Dallas' finest chefs serving up a signature soup as the first course of the meal. ... The luncheon also includes an art sale of original paintings from artists of the Stewpot Open Art Program as well as a silent auction of Chef packages and other incredible donations.

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Soup's On!

Programs at The Stewpot The Stewpot is an effective and accessible continuum of care with more than 27 collaborative partners is available for individuals facing homelessness and poverty. Once at The Stewpot, individuals can begin to rebuild their lives.